This design series draws inspiration from the structural beauty that emerges in industrial production processes, aiming to capture the naturally revealed detail typically found in handcrafted work—even within a highly mechanized system. This aesthetic often lies hidden in the overlooked gaps—subtle deformations that arise as materials are pressed, stretched, or collided. Through intervention, reconstruction, and recombination, I hope this series responds to the question: How can design open up new possibilities amid conflict in the tension between industrial systems and individual creation?